Brain-in-a-vat argument ↔ brain

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The [concept] 'brain' is the central subject of the [concept] 'Brain-in-a-vat argument', which describes a scenario where a physical brain is removed from a skull and connected to a computer to simulate reality as detailed in [1].

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Epistemology | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy iep.utm.edu Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy 1 fact

claimThe modern version of the evil demon scenario, known as the brain-in-a-vat, involves a brain removed from a skull, connected to a computer, and immersed in fluid, where the computer generates sense experiences and responds to the brain's output to simulate a normal environment.